Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Share Posted July 31, 2006 i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction with starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). i was just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read somewhere that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on the diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is this a good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the diflucan? thanks in advance, tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Share Posted July 31, 2006 We stayed on Valtrex and Diflucan (and moved to Nizoral a bit later) for 9 months.. and stopped when the gains seemed to level off. - Stan > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction with > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). i was > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read somewhere > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on the > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is this a > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the diflucan? > > thanks in advance, > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Share Posted July 31, 2006 We stayed on Valtrex and Diflucan (and moved to Nizoral a bit later) for 9 months.. and stopped when the gains seemed to level off. - Stan > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction with > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). i was > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read somewhere > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on the > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is this a > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the diflucan? > > thanks in advance, > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Share Posted July 31, 2006 Stan, Do you have any collected info on how long the " big responders " stayed on the Valtrex? Is there an average like 6-9 months or 9-12 moonths? We have been on the Valtrex for 3 weeks now with coldlike symptoms, some regression in behaviors and some yeast. He did hard chamber HBOT before Valtrex so I am not sure if the HBOT killed the virals off or if he's got more in there. Since he's got the cold symptoms, I'm guessing it didn't get them all. But I'm curious if we will need to be on the Valtrex as long as others since doing the HBOT. I know these questions may not have answers but just wanted to know if anyone had some insight. Thanks, Tami Gavin's mom > > > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction with > > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). i was > > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read somewhere > > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on the > > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is this a > > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the diflucan? > > > > thanks in advance, > > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Share Posted July 31, 2006 Stan, Do you have any collected info on how long the " big responders " stayed on the Valtrex? Is there an average like 6-9 months or 9-12 moonths? We have been on the Valtrex for 3 weeks now with coldlike symptoms, some regression in behaviors and some yeast. He did hard chamber HBOT before Valtrex so I am not sure if the HBOT killed the virals off or if he's got more in there. Since he's got the cold symptoms, I'm guessing it didn't get them all. But I'm curious if we will need to be on the Valtrex as long as others since doing the HBOT. I know these questions may not have answers but just wanted to know if anyone had some insight. Thanks, Tami Gavin's mom > > > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction with > > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). i was > > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read somewhere > > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on the > > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is this a > > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the diflucan? > > > > thanks in advance, > > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Share Posted July 31, 2006 Hi Tami, Very good questions... and I can't say I can answer them. We don't have many reports of Valtrex combined with HBOT. The answer really depends on your child. Most big gain reports are with people who use Valtrex for more than 6 months.... but some experience big gains in a month... but keep going until the child doesn't seem to be improving from the therapy any longer. So, I would play it by ear. If you are seeing viral symptoms I would keep going... if you see gains... I would keep going... if you see a plateu for an extended period of time... I would consider changing the therapy. Not great answers, but we have so few reports of combinding HBOT and Valtrex (although I believe there are many people who combine the therapy). - Stan > > > > > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction > with > > > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). i > was > > > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read > somewhere > > > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > > > > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on > the > > > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is > this a > > > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the > diflucan? > > > > > > thanks in advance, > > > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2006 Report Share Posted August 1, 2006 Thanks Stan. That's helpful. Tami > > > > > > > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction > > with > > > > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). > i > > was > > > > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read > > somewhere > > > > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > > > > > > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on > > the > > > > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is > > this a > > > > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the > > diflucan? > > > > > > > > thanks in advance, > > > > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2006 Report Share Posted August 1, 2006 Thanks Stan. That's helpful. Tami > > > > > > > > i started my son on diflucan about 3 weeks ago in conjunction > > with > > > > starting valtrex (actually started valtrex a few days later). > i > > was > > > > just wondering how long he can be on it? i thought i read > > somewhere > > > > that 21-30 days was the ideal amount of time. > > > > > > > > i planned on switching to nystatin after his time runs out on > > the > > > > diflucan as he's done very well on nystatin in the past. is > > this a > > > > good idea?? and if so, when should i rotate back to the > > diflucan? > > > > > > > > thanks in advance, > > > > tracey, proud mom to nick, 4 pdd-nos > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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